SO482A--Historic Shipwrecks Syllabus

Week Beginning	Lesson	Subject	Presenter(s)
1/12	1	Introduction	Prof. Peter Guth and Melissa Ryan
1/19	2	History 1: Navigation and Log Books in the Age of Sail	Peter Reaveley
1/26	3	Science 1: Geographic Information Systems and Oceanographic Modeling	Prof. Peter Guth
2/2	4	History 2: The Bonhomme Richard and the Battle of Flamborough Head	Dr. Scott Harmon
2/9	5	History 3: The Navy in the Revolution	Prof. Virginia Lunsford
2/16	6	Science 2: Marine Geophysics	Prof. Peter Guth
		Last Day of the Bonhomme Richard
2/23	7	Science 3: Underwater Survey Strategies	Alexis Catsambis
3/2	8	Hsitory 4: Sailing Ships	Grant Walker
3/9	9	Science 4: Underwater Archaeology	George Schwarz
3/23	10	Engineering 1: ROVs and AUVs	NA, OE
3/30	11	Engineering 2: Diving	NA, OE
4/6	12	Engineering 3: Recovery	NA, OE
4/13	13	Engineering 4: Case Study
4/20	14	Integrating Case Study
4/27	15	Conclusion: The Search for the Bonhomme Richard	Melissa Ryan

There will be 4 evening lectures

2/23	RI102, 1900-2000	Peter Reaveley	The Last Day of the Bonhomme Richard
3/2	RI102, 1900-2000	CDR John McGrath	The last cruise of NR1
3/9	RI102, 1900-2000	Prof. Larry Mayer of the University of New Hampshire and the Director of their Center for Coastal and Ocean Mapping	Providing the Third Dimension: High-Resolution Multibeam Sonar as a Tool for Archaeological Investigations - Examples from the D-Day Beaches of Normandy
4/13	RI102, 1900-2000	Dr. Robert Neyland, Head of the Underwater Archaeology Branch at the Naval History and Heritage Command	Search and Recovery of the Confederate Submarine Hunley